(b)(4).Method: the device was reported as not available for return and analysis.The reporter was unable to provide a lot number; thus, the device history record (dhr) review cannot be conducted.Results: the information contained is from a potential legal claim served on halyard health.The complaint was opened so that a medical device report (mdr) can be filed with the us food and drug administration.No further investigation will be conducted.Conclusions: the device was not returned to halyard for evaluation, therefore we are unable to determine the cause for the reported event; however, the patient reports that as a result of his side effects alleged to be the development of fluid in his lungs.As this complaint was created from a threat of a lawsuit received by halyard health; no customer contact can be made at this time due to the threatened litigation.Information from this incident will be included in our product complaint and mdr trend reporting system.Device not returned for evaluation.
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Fill volume: asku, flow rate: asku, procedure: full left shoulder replacement, cathplace: neck.A patient sent a letter to the deputy general counsel in which he claimed to have experienced trouble breathing with the use of an on-q pump.The patient's symptoms dissipated once the infusion was stopped.The patient reported problems breathing as he was placed on the operating table.The breathing problems continued sporadically that day after surgery and into the next morning.The pump was discontinued and after one hour the symptoms dissipated.Medical personnel determined that the pump had partially paralyzed the patient's diaphragm and restricted proper breathing.The patient reports that as a result of the side effects the patient experienced fluid on his lungs and required extensive medical treatments for the following 4 days to clear his condition.The patient was discharged from the hospital on (b)(6) 2015.No further patient or procedure information was provided.
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